Brooklyn Technical High School - Blueprint Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

Page 14 text:

1- K 4 s-so MOMENTS --sys. Q - Qt f s ' -s ssc ish' 5' ' it sA5.,,Q, . P551 sf - Kiss Q gs x- V f-ty, , c tt -2- ' -fs ., T1 it yin. N X, Q ,gps sazxsr V L f I if V tf jfs f i N! X- sh at . - 49 an A s - Z ss t . F r T sa J xXA' f S lg., wt. Zi,-:sf E , - Q In X. X s . 4 .s st it r it s X . .... xl ,INS f,f, X I xg .rtlggib X to , A .. as - - , rss .W , , Q' to f v 1, if -ff s .. -1 0 - , t -ff . ei ,, WWW writ W - sts .fwtsxg qua - .' X M. 4 g ,fgs.fWf'f'W f QE xx ,X -sl, tk . V . 4353 1 T 't flue CKUCL its 1 N- ga ,egg pihttggxx N . il E at 2 is N Z 'S X S A V, 4 f ,.QX.. jg ff t V. TICK-TOCK TOE tru sat 1 AN ILL WIND W - BLOWS THEM OUT LLICAQUI fkem O!! were X520 .525 Above Ft. Greene Parkl That first awed look at Tech will linger long in our memories. And so will the countless inci- dents and oddities and the routine. that now seein boring, live on in days to come. Remem- her with pride our successes on the athletic fields. Remember those cold moments in the pool. and those zvarmer hours with Messrs. Driscoll and Fanning. lt's the little things, like the gray hairs lprematurell attendant upon cutting to 0.00l in. in machine shop: like the cotton ear plugs needed for quiet eating amid the harrage of exploding milk containers: like the many studi- ous hours spent in detention: like the run-for- your-life dash to catch the morning subway' train-these countless little things. insignificant now, which are the memories that will luring pleasure to us oldsters in some far-oil year. gl11!Jf1'11c.1-1 5' a w n e d h e - ncath him. and only the thin har he was clinging to saved him. He thought. l must get npl I l71llSf.lM Muscles drawn into iron hands. he poured his last remaining energy into one final heave. But it was no use. His hands slipped oil the har. and as he dropped through space. he knew that he had failed to do the Knee Mount ....

Page 13 text:

141515 04414 very Hrst day in the FND FIEIY EEL TO WIELD EA? ACLI'Yll'l'l8l 5 IUOLUQGIQCI! shops. Wie were experiencing the won- drous sensations of possession and fear as we gazed wide-eyed at the massive ma- chines. ln a few short weeks we would he their masters. And . . . then the spell was broken by the shop teacher. telling at gory anecdote about the poor unfortunate fellow at that mai-hine lust term who . . . LEGAL FORGING , ' .'f' .fQ , Q LITTLE SHAVERS IN THE WOOD GROUND CREW 'Ii-IEEE WAS FUN, 'VO 'go up H F1 ll 66 .f t' Qi fr .X 99 E W E 4, W, i X Hi 4 ' u iii. T' , ,Ziff E . W A ' 'J' 1, MW? E I3 il! H4 . -bg W, ,I ' Ang ' Q 7 3 TT L ' u,-1,177 'Q Y be . - life, 5 X N -e, ,M We f 4 x 1 Akwiaafm , ff XXPZZ fl i it or XE fix! f Z2 E1 ., S 9 VW THE AERO COURSE FOR THE SAKE OF SCIENCE 9014 AMF? Q 2101-el jf? CL dl8ClC! IOULILKH The Tevlmite who had just told the joke smiled, while his au- dience let loose some terrific groans. Humor. no matter how funny or corny, is a part of Ter-h. It has given us an out- look that will not he daunted hy a tragic situation, and it has given us sturdy armor for a not always cheery world. ll

Page 15 text:

PAGES F 250 you AQTIZ the Great Era when the Honor Roll heeaiiiie so enormous that the faculty stepped in and tipped the qtmliiiot- tions 5 points? The shire-tli'iiei'sI llenieni- her the day when the Tet-h Hanidhook was lsstlllll to the school? Then ne knew who, nliut they were doing. hone it mis donel F R TOMORROW and where, and when. Rememher hoth of the hilariously sueeessful Amateur Shows, and the sm-alpers with the front-row Seats? 'Tye Cot the Cyp-Sheet Blues, you would sing as yon strolled through the halts after ti test. Thinking Iitivk, you wish again for tht- glory ol' those good old Teeh dazeli' lo QOH X0ltH0l'l l El' the moments of your very. very hrst nightmarish week in Tevh when eyeryhody seemed to eo C I hrst time they pinned something on you. and you he against you . . . that trapped feeling you had the had to serve detention . . . those kissing sounds that greeted your first attempt at volunteering to help a teavlier . . . ull the planning ond scheming that went into your first attempt to snr-nk into the lunehroom line . . . that soaring feeling yon had when you got e your first puir of goggles . . . how your jacket got HOLE IN ONE heavier und heavier as you reeeiyed more and more Ter-h pins . . . Dc-hniey Day. when your hand used to BUT I DIDN'T SNEAK INTO LINE! go limp from filling out till those Delaney cards . . . how your parents reuvted the first time you hrought home a report wird with El red eirele on it . . . the feeling of ecstasy the first time you saw your name in the Surrey . . . all the little things-the joys and .sorrn1tfs. the frienclslzips-Ilzut are Tech? We flol READING LESSON HANDS ACROSS THE G-0 TABLE ,r,r Ai it ..., 7, X 0' f f ' 0 ff , - .W ,,,.,,-,A4..m,, ,,.M,7,:E5E3,,-V vvvv: 1,1 ,